Beeswax-Based Hair Glue

Q: I've heard that there's a beeswax-based hair glue for hair fusion that is highly heat resistant. The problem is that I get hot very easily, so the moisture and heat loosens my silicone adhesives on my hair fusion. Do you know which glue type this is or any similar alternatives?

A: You're absolutely right that heat and moisture can be real issues with traditional silicone-based adhesives used in hair fusion extensions. I've done some research and found that there are indeed several natural ingredient-based fusion bonding systems that incorporate beeswax, and these tend to perform much better in humid or high-heat conditions.

From what I've discovered, most of these beeswax-based adhesives are primarily used in pre-glued extension systems, such as those manufactured by companies like Lord and Cliff. These products have gained popularity in salons because they offer superior staying power when exposed to heat and moisture compared to standard silicone formulations.

I also found references to specialized companies like Racoon Hair Products that offer beeswax-based adhesive options, though these can be challenging to find through regular retail channels. The reason for this is that many of these premium adhesive systems are typically sold exclusively through professional beauty supply distributors or directly to salons rather than to individual consumers.

Your best approach would be to have an honest conversation with the stylist who applied your extensions about the specific challenges you're experiencing. Stylists usually have access to a much wider range of adhesive options through their suppliers than what's available to the general public. They may be able to source beeswax-based adhesives or recommend other heat-resistant alternatives that would work better for your lifestyle and body chemistry.

It's also worth mentioning this issue to your stylist because they need to be aware of how the current adhesive is performing. A good stylist wants their clients to have the best possible results since your hair is essentially a walking advertisement for their work. They may have encountered similar situations with other clients and already have proven solutions in mind.

If beeswax-based options aren't available, ask about other natural or synthetic alternatives that are specifically formulated for high-heat environments or clients who are particularly active or live in humid climates.

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